Firelands Senior High School - Torch Yearbook (Oberlin, OH)

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JM, ti .,m.L1: Ap The Senior Class presented You Can't Take it with You, ci comedy in Three acts written by George S. Kauffman, given on January 8, l957. Under the skilled supervision ot Mrs. Linder, many hours were spent in choosing a play which was suitable. The hardest but most enioyable, part of the play was the rehearsing, after school, at night and even on the Christmas Holidays. There was many a hard hour put into the play and without the understand- ing and consideration of Mrs. Linder, our Play could never have been the big success that it was. THIRD ROW: Anne Husted, Esther Caaman, Carole Mathes, Elenore Reising, Wanda Odom, Marian Yourk vitch, Martha Niggle, Lenore Reising Emogene Schlecter, Nacny Lamvermeyer, Mrs. Linder. SECOND ROW George Dubick, Bill Roberts, .lim Miller, Larry Bettcher, Phil Howe, Ronnie Zuni, Brian Freas, Tom Currier P055 fl-ie Blinfzsl FIRST ROW: Bob Snider, Art Born, Bob Hartle, Jim Rothgery, Denny Wasem, Neal Kothe, Jere Simonson Now see here! Ah, My little Pavloal 34 I'm-a gonna smell kinda fishyl

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'GY . FOURTH ROW, Left to Right: Mrs. Dillon, J. Green, B. Blankenship, D. Bruner, D. Griffin, J. Rothgery, C. Mauntel. THIRD ROW: N. Manning, B. Sabin, J. Schurhammer, K. Cline, D. Bruner, J. Lewis, B. Gregory. SECOND ROW: E. Edwards, L. Kochheiser, J. Clary, G. Morrison, B. Watson, M. Mitchell. FIRST ROW: S Klinger, C. Roskoski, J. Watson, V. Sterret, T. Manning, F. Cucco, R. Alicie. . K ., QXQMA ER5 O 3? X 2 E' mf Z3 :1 I f l! Q IJ- : sw iss af 24 ' 46 O 4190 OR-xx The Firelands FHA had a most successful year un- NEW il der the supervision of Mrs. Dillon. Within our own chapter our activities included bake sales, a Christmas party, a tea for all the girls' parents, and a picnic at Crystal Beach. Joining other FHA girls in the area and in the state the Firelands chapter was repr sented at two general meetings. ln November tive members and the sponsor attended ci FHA rally at Thompson High School near Bellevue. Our chapter was repre- sented at the state meeting in May by the president, and vice-president and the sponsor. Mrs. Dillon ,i'.,E!..'!'w3 TOP ROW, Left to Right: S. Brumby, T. Freas, R. Zunt, D. Bettcher, B. Hartle, R. Braun, P. Howe, D. Temple, J. King, G. Dodson. MIDDLE ROW: R. Roskoski, B. Snider, B. Freas, K. Hufnagle, B. Fry, N. Korhe, D. Wasem, D. Odom, J. Simonson. FIRST ROW: R. Johnson, M. Polan- sky, B. Bauman, J. Camera, D. Hiscox, G. Fingulin, L. Bettcher.

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Xflf fl fi! Y Wllfltl rl? V I X .5 1.1 r .E lgZ.'Q.91,f'f .rife 4 Iggy 47 r- mllllff l. l 'lil it it dh, If . .-. , gg.. 5. .air ff? Hard at work. 'famed Staff The Yearbook Staff will see the actual finished pro- duct with a sigh of relief and an inner feeling of satis- faction. After months of looking at scraps of material and dismantled pages, it will be hard to believe that all that, went into the Torch. Assembling a yearbook is a great task and requires long hours compiled with ingenuity, patience, and a wanton for achievement. Brian Freas and a force of Seniors started the campaign for ads early and in so doing covered a large area. Last years yearbook was a real challange and we set out to make one iust as good or better than the previous Torch. We have strived to make this book one composed of senior co-operative efforts and consequently a less for- mal, but still informative book. The Yearbook StaH sin- cerely hopes that you like this book. wg--fa STANDING, Left to Right: Sonia Manual, Anne Husted, Esther Cadman, Nancy Lamvermeyer, Dorothy Kasper, Carol Mathes, Emogene Schlechter, Bill Roberts, Jim Miller, Phil Howe, Bob Snider, Jim Rothgery. SEATED: Geneva Bechstein, Bob Hartle, Brian Freas, Larry Bettcher, Martha Niggle, George Dubick, Wanda Odom.